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  • 11/19/2014 at 07:13 #82872
    RetroMarine
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    Although Pisnes seems to be the better snes emulator, there are options within retroarch that Pisnes doesn’t have…so if at all possible, I’d like to have pocketsnes running at the same quality as Pisnes. Has anyone achieved this? I’m at a medium overclock, but in my experience overclocking doesn’t change anything. Thx in advance

    11/19/2014 at 19:07 #82891
    gizmo98
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    Overclock to 950MHz and/or try armsnes-libretro core. Armsnes-libretro can be found under “RetroPie-Setup/EXPERIMENTAL packages”.

    11/19/2014 at 23:58 #82905
    proxycell
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    whats wrong with 1000mhz overclock? i’ve had this on for weeks now

    11/20/2014 at 06:15 #82914
    RetroMarine
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    I don’t know much about overclocking limitations, and I don’t have any heat sinks…is 1000mhz ok to run without sd corruption?

    11/20/2014 at 15:37 #82916
    RetroMarine
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    Gizmo…I looked for armsnes-libretro in experimental packages…nothing.

    11/20/2014 at 18:45 #82921
    brooksyx
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    [quote=82914]I don’t know much about overclocking limitations, and I don’t have any heat sinks…is 1000mhz ok to run without sd corruption?[/quote]

    SD Corruption was a bug in raspbian (retropie runs on it) that was fixed over a year ago. I have my pie running at 1175 mhz and max overvoltage with no issues.

    You can try building this:

    https://github.com/rmaz/ARMSNES-libretro

    It is much better than pocketsnes (its just a fork of it) but I found that square soft RPG’s crash when exiting a battle. I posted the built version of it a while back. You can use it replace the current libretro core in the pocket snes folder.

    11/20/2014 at 18:51 #82922
    gizmo98
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    @RetroMarine
    Your RetroPie-Setup is not up to date. Try:
    cd RetroPie-Setup
    sudo git pull
    sudo ./retropie_setup.sh

    ARMSNES-libretro can be found under Experimental packages.

    11/21/2014 at 05:11 #82933
    RetroMarine
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    Roger that thx

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